T&T Dogs Unleashed-K9 Oasis 2

06/12/2026

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🎉 FATHER’S DAY BIKE RAFFLE FUNDRAISER 🎉

Support rescue animals while getting a chance to win a Raleigh Trailblazer 29” Mountain Bike!

✨Bike Features:
• Lightweight alloy hardtail frame
• Large 29” wheels for a smooth, stable ride
• Suspension fork for trail comfort
• Shimano EZ-Fire shifters & derailleurs
• Built for both trails and everyday adventures

🎟️ Suggested Donation for Tickets:
• $5 for 1 ticket
• $10 for 3 tickets

💙Every dollar raised helps provide food, shelter, veterinary care, and a second chance for the animals in our rescue.

📧 E-Transfer: [email protected]
Please put “Bike Fundraiser” in the memo.

📍 Tickets are also available at:
• Beautiful Full Figure Boutique – Smiths Falls, ON
• Diana-Ted Mallory – 2142 Scotch Line Rd, Perth, ON

🏆 Winner will be drawn on Father’s Day!

Whether you’re shopping for Dad or treating yourself, this bike could be yours while helping animals in need.

Thank you for supporting our rescue and good luck everyone! 🐾 ❤️

06/11/2026

Here is a great new product at Pet

Enrichment and more
Go and see Lisa she will help you out

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06/09/2026

What a great weekend- Fun filled, learning and practicing much need skills.
Working on 3 D’s - Distance, Distraction, and Duration.

All while working around other dogs and people.
Our Drop in session have become very popular amongst our clients both returning ones and new clients.

We are seeing the clients, puppies and dogs growing as each week passes.

Our Nose work crew is always practicing- they attend Trial prep sessions. This is working on skills, pattern search, distinguishing specific orders and identifying it from food. Dogs working hard!!!!

Look at Lucky working on his confirmation stack for an up and coming show. He will be attending “ Bright Lights and Bullies” in Nepean.

D De La Cruz
T&T Dogs Unleashed Professional Dog Training Service
T&T Dogs Unleashed - K9 Oasis


Congratulations 🥳 to everyone.
Keep working hard as your puppies and dog are showing how it’s done with wash passing week.


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06/09/2026

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06/08/2026

We have availability at the Daycare for both Monday & Friday this week.

06/06/2026

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Here’s a little discussion on some of the benefits of play when dealing with behavioral problems. There’s still such a misconception on why and how to use it...

06/05/2026

This is a great read

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A new peer-reviewed review published by researchers at the University of Illinois examined the health effects of common dog equipment, including collars, harnesses, leashes, and muzzles. One of the most surprising findings was that regular flat collars can increase intraocular pressure (IOP)—the pressure inside the eye—especially in flat-faced breeds such as Pugs, Bulldogs, and Boston Terriers. Harnesses did not show the same effect.

Elevated IOP is a major risk factor for glaucoma and other forms of eye damage, and repeated increases over time may place additional stress on delicate ocular structures.

The review also noted that many commonly repeated concerns about collar-related thyroid injury, tracheal damage, spinal problems, and even IOP have limited direct scientific evidence. Rather than disproving these concerns, the authors emphasized how little research has actually been conducted on equipment that millions of dogs wear every day.

This highlights an important reality in veterinary medicine: the absence of published research is not the same as evidence that a problem doesn’t exist. Many functional medicine and integrative veterinarians have spent decades observing patterns in clinical practice long before studies were available to investigate them. Those observations often become the very questions researchers study years later.

Science is essential, but science also has gaps. Some of the most important decisions we make for our animals happen in those gaps, where common sense, clinical experience, pattern recognition, and a commitment to minimizing harm matter deeply. Partnering with a veterinarian who understands both conventional medicine and a broad range of healing modalities can provide a wider lens through which to evaluate risk, support wellness, and potentially avoid problems long before they become scientifically validated. Sometimes the best medicine isn’t waiting for proof—it’s paying attention to what thoughtful clinicians have been seeing all along. Above all, do no harm.

06/01/2026

Look at this group of dogs working their Noses!!!!!!

06/01/2026

Bailey working hard on her last day of Juvenile classes. Today, was working on some confidence building, refresher of everything learned in sessions and finally extra recall work.

Congratulations great work